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    Serial Killer Unit Final A serial killer is someone who kills at constant‚ but patient rate. After some while he takes what is called a "cooling off period". The difference between a mass murdered and a serial killer is that a serial killer will kill one at a time and then cool off. While a mass murderer will kill large amounts at a time. The victims of serial killers relates strait to the childhood. Certain victims are designated because the killer has a certain dislike towards them from

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    Where Do Serial Killers Come From? It was January 1974‚ and the people of Wichita‚ Kansas were staying up all night‚ with their guns in their hands‚ ready for the unthinkable to happen. Four members of the Ortero family had just been brutally murdered in their own home‚ in the middle of the day. Julie and Joseph‚ the mother and father‚ had been found tied at the hands and wrists‚ strangled‚ in their bedroom. Beside them lay their nine year old son Joey‚ who had been murdered the same way. Even

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    amazed and shocked by the workings of serial killer. Mass killings have been apart of world history for many years‚ but in the past hundred years or so the world has seen an emergence of singular mass killers. As referenced by Culhane et al in “MMPI-2 Characteristics of Male Serial Murderers”‚ “Hickey (2010) estimates there are between 35 and 100 serial homicide offends operating at any given time in the United States” (Culhane et al.‚ 2014‚ p.25). Serial killers/murderers are mostly perceived to be

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    SHORT PAPER ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY Nicholas Peterson HSS4M The Modern Context: Baden-Powell / Scouting Movement February 19‚ 2015 Research Question: How did the Scouting movement contribute to develop an ideal masculinity for boys? Tosh‚ John. "Masculinities in an Industrializing Society: Britain 1800 – 1914." Journal of British Studies Vol. 44‚ No. 2 (2005): 330-342. In this article Tosh explains this period as an industrializing society to which he describes as nationalism

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    Valentina Orisa Suwandi ID : 25305043 Maclaran‚ P. (2009-2010). The SAGE handbook of marketing theory. Los Angeles; London: SAGE. This book brings together the latest in debates concerning the development of marketing theory‚ featuring original contributions from a selection of leading international authors. The aim of this handbook is to act as a stimulus for theory development of marketing by providing a large scope overview of key issues in marketing theory. Pauline Maclaran‚ Michael Saren

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    Recognize the power and limits of the mental model Ford Motor Company recognized the teen death rate in 2010. So came up with a control the limit and power of teen driving by making a key in which controls the speed and volume on how a teen drives and listens to music by inserting a chip into the key in which only allows a teen driver to drive a certain speed and listen to music at a certain volume in order to bring down the rate of teen vehicle deaths in the USA. Parents have the option of setting

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    Kahtan‚ M. (2013). CROWDFUNDING: THE DISRUPTOR’S DISRUPTOR. Ivey Business Journal Online‚ ‚ 1. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1424592873?accountid=14723 This article describes the establishment of crowdfunding and how artists‚ creatives‚ and innovators could use it to raise fund from the internet on funding their ideas. The author gather information thought MIT press and identify how people use concept of crowdsourcing on social media to raise funds. The article is useful to

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    1. Adarkwa‚ Kennedy Ahenkora. "LBTS Faculty Blog | Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary and Graduate School." Liberty University Christian College Education. Web. 13 Oct. 2013. Moral Relativism is what determines whether the action or conduct is right or wrong. This article states how from a moral absolutist standpoint‚ some things are always right‚ while some things are always wrong no matter how much one tries to rationalize them. At the same time‚ this article defines moral relativism as the

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    Advantages & Disadvantages of Lecturing. (n.d.). Retrieved from: http://www.southalabama.edu/languages/spanish/TRG/TRG/Enhancing_Learning/Lecturing/advantages.htm This source shows advantages and disadvantages of lecturing‚ particularly in a college setting. It shows that lecturing puts students in a passive role because they aren’t able to be active and interact with discussion. Students who attend lectures are only learning one-way communication. The lecturer isn’t making sure that the students

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    Background Information Bacteria are prokaryotes under the kingdom Monera. This means they have no true nucleus. Most bacteria also lack internal organelles. Most bacteria is beneficiary while a fraction are pathogens. Pathogens cause human and animal disease. However‚ they can also produce antibiotics. Beneficial bacteria can do various tasks from producing yogurt to decomposing dead organic matter. Most bacteria are one in three shapes. The first one is coccus which is spherical.

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